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Contribute to the wiki

A clear explanation can save someone else many trials. Help fill missing descriptions, improve wording or point out an error.

Suggest a description from its entry

Section titled “Suggest a description from its entry”
  1. Open the exact overload in the CKS reference.
  2. Select Suggest a better description. The form starts with the published description, if available.
  3. Write your proposal in Spanish or English. Submit anonymously or provide a name.
  4. Select Send proposal. The dialog closes when the inbox confirms receipt.

Proposals go to a private inbox. Upercat reviews them before adding them to the documentation. You do not need a GitHub account, and submissions are not published automatically.

Canceling discards your draft. Reopening the form restores the published description. If sending fails, your text remains in the dialog so you can keep it and try again.

What makes a useful description

Section titled “What makes a useful description”
  • Explain what the exact overload does, receives and returns, as far as you know.
  • Keep relevant conditions, edge cases and usage warnings.
  • Mark assumptions clearly. A function name alone does not establish its behavior.
  • Do not include personal information in the description. An author name is optional.

Entries without a description matter especially. Find them using the explorer’s “Missing” filter.

Other ways to contribute

Section titled “Other ways to contribute”

For extension changes or a wider technical discussion, use the CKS extension repository. See credits and tools.

Suggest a better description

Write how you would explain this entry. Your proposal will be held in a private inbox for review.

Controller: José Luis de la Torre Reyes. Proposals are processed to review documentation improvements on the basis of legitimate interests. You can request access, correction, erasure or object by writing to seluedita@gmail.com. Opening this form uses a first-party security cookie for one hour. Submitting stores the proposal and an IP-derived security identifier in the private inbox; omitting your name does not make the submission technically anonymous. Privacy information · Cookies and browser storage.

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Proposals are not published automatically. Do not include personal information in your description.